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Australian Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Australia unveil their 10+10 vision for sport powering Australia’s future
July 23, 2021Australia’s Olympic and Commonwealth Games sports have today joined forces to unveil a significant national long-term vision of how sport can help power Australia’s future.
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Seven new members appointed to CGF Anti-Doping and Medical Commission
July 22, 2021The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Executive Board has confirmed seven new members for its Anti-Doping and Medical Commission following an open recruitment process that saw successful candidates appointed from all six regions of the Commonwealth.
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Brisbane announced as host for 2032 Olympics & Paralympics
July 21, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia congratulates all those involved in the bidding process who worked tirelessly to bring the Olympic and Paralympic Games back to Australia.
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CGA Alumni are ready for the Tokyo Olympics
July 21, 2021There will be 152 Commonwealth Games Australia alumni amongst the 487 team members who will be donning the green and gold for the Australian Olympic Team at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Gold Coast Para-Triathletes Ready to Mix it With the World’s Best in Tokyo
July 20, 2021Gold Coast Para-Triathletes Ready to Mix it With the World’s Best in Tokyo
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CGA board member Darryl Clout elected World Bowls President
July 20, 2021Darryl Clout will serve in the coveted role until at least the conclusion of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
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Gliders’ Road to Redemption Starts with Tokyo Paralympics Announcement
July 19, 2021Gliders’ Road to Redemption Starts with Tokyo Paralympics Announcement
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Olympic selection changes see additional CGA Alumni added to Tokyo team
July 16, 2021The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has selected additional athletes, including two former Commonwealth Games alumni, making it Australia’s largest ever Olympic Team for a Games on foreign soil.